neroshan
11-25-2006, 06:32 PM
My friend, my comrade
Throughout these many years,
With age and deep, dark scars,
You've been my friend, my comrade.
When I fell to the rocky bottom,
And it seemed like I would never resurface,
You hoisted me up, and let me cry.
Sometimes I still sit on the porch,
Listening to the birds sing in the heated summer,
They remind me of you, the muse.
When I wanted to leave and give up,
You told me I had to keep fighting,
Even when I knew I was in a losing battle.
Then the winter came and went,
Leaving you crippled and sick,
It was my turn, the outcast.
I helped you for three years,
As you lay on your deathbed,
Tears pricked the eyes of strength.
I grabbed hold of your hand as you fell,
You looked up, and for a brief moment,
You were restored in health.
You looked pale and fragile as glass,
The light had left your once bright eyes,
You told me to let you go, but I couldn't.
I cried myself to sleep for many nights,
Watching as you faded into darkness,
You died on a Wednesday evening.
Throughout these many years,
With age and deep, dark scars,
You were my friend, my comrade.
Throughout these many years,
With age and deep, dark scars,
You've been my friend, my comrade.
When I fell to the rocky bottom,
And it seemed like I would never resurface,
You hoisted me up, and let me cry.
Sometimes I still sit on the porch,
Listening to the birds sing in the heated summer,
They remind me of you, the muse.
When I wanted to leave and give up,
You told me I had to keep fighting,
Even when I knew I was in a losing battle.
Then the winter came and went,
Leaving you crippled and sick,
It was my turn, the outcast.
I helped you for three years,
As you lay on your deathbed,
Tears pricked the eyes of strength.
I grabbed hold of your hand as you fell,
You looked up, and for a brief moment,
You were restored in health.
You looked pale and fragile as glass,
The light had left your once bright eyes,
You told me to let you go, but I couldn't.
I cried myself to sleep for many nights,
Watching as you faded into darkness,
You died on a Wednesday evening.
Throughout these many years,
With age and deep, dark scars,
You were my friend, my comrade.